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Sixth Grade


Weather Bureau
During this quarter the sixth graders are learning about environmental conditions, force and energy and how energy can transfer from one object to another or be converted from one form to another. They will also develop an understanding of the nature of matter. 

Albert Bierstadt(clouds/storms)
Albert Bierstadt Biography
Albert Bierstadt Artwork
Albert Bierstadt Slideshow of Artwork
Albert Bierstadt Lesson Plan- value

 John Constable(clouds/rainbows)
John Consatble Biography
John Constable Artwork
John Constable Lesson Plan-line

*Jim Reed(wild weather)
Jim Reed Artwork




Rainforest
Durring this quarter the sixth graders are learning about how energy from the Sun is transferred through the ecosystem.

 Odilion Redon(plants)
Odilion Redon Biography
Odilion Redon Artwork
Odilion Redon Lesson Plan- color

 Henri Rousseau(animals)
Henri Rousseau Biorgraphy
Henri Rousseau Artwork
Henri Rousseau Slideshow of Artwork
Henri Rousseau-6th(green house)

 Leonardo DaVinci(body systems)
Leonardo Da Vinci Biography
Leonardo DaVinci Artwork
Leonardo DaVinci Slideshow of Artwork
Leonardo DaVinci Lesson Plan- shape





Observatory
During this quarter student develop an understanding of the scale and properties of objects in the solar system and how forces (gravity) and energy cause observable patterns in the Sun-Earth-Moon-system.




Imperial Highway
Students will understand the cultural, religious, economic and political systems of selected societies in the Eastern Hemisphere. Regions in the Eastern Hemisphere include the Middle East, and North Africa, sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, Asia (East, South and Southeast) and Oceania. 

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